Géraldine Bolet, who holds a Master’s degree in Health Law, began her career as a legal advisor and Data Protection Officer in a clinical research department within a hospital federation. Building on this initial experience, she then served as the legal manager for a patient association, where she contributed to defending patients' rights and protecting their personal data.

Alongside her professional responsibilities, Géraldine shared her expertise by teaching medical research and data protection to Master’s students. Her commitment to ethics is also demonstrated by her active participation as a member of a research ethics committee in France, where she helps evaluate and supervise medical research projects.

For the past three years, Géraldine has been working in Luxembourg as the Data Protection Officer (DPO) at the National Health Laboratory. In this role, she ensures compliance with data protection regulations and plays a key role in securing sensitive information, particularly in the healthcare sector.